Witnesses Summoned as Otterson Murder Case Opens
Twelve witnesses are summoned to testify at the Concord Police Court arraignment of Mrs. Marion Loynes Otterson on a charge of murdering her brother-in-law Maurice S. Otterson. The case draws heavy public interest as prosecutors seek probable cause for a grand jury. Defense counsel plans vigorous cross examination and possible bail appeal based on medical testimony. Hundreds are expected to attend the brief first hearing.
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Concord
N. H
Marion Loynes Otterson
Harry J. Brown
Maurice S. Otterson
Rainis
Oscar Young
Robert C. Murchie
Otterson
Brown
Ape
Duffy Married While Sober Says Witness
From the first page the witness denied Duffy s story of the wedding night debauch in almost every detail and insisted that when the sailor married her at the house of Aaron Cole justice of the peace in Kittery he was perfectly sober.
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Duffy
Aaron Cole
Kittery
Fitzgerald
Mary L. Lorenzo
Portsmouth
N. H
Julia
Duffy marriage dispute unfolds amid testimony and confessions
The testimony details Duffy proposing to multiple women, his wedding night, and alleged conspiracy suspicions. Mrs Duffy recalls mixing gin with eggs and milk after the ceremony while denying grape juice misdeeds. Other witnesses describe plans, a quiet groom, and a chaotic wedding gathering at Justice Cole's home as legal briefs loom for a pending case.
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Duffy
Helen Healey
George Healey
Manchester
N. H
Frisco
Lewis
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